Thread: Making PWM Cables
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Re: Making PWM Cables
Here's some Digikey Part numbers, in case you're interested. I'd also recommend picking up one of the crimping tools, as they're really useful.

Male connectors: WM2515-ND
Female connectors: WM2512-ND
3 connector housings: WM2801-ND
3 conductor wire: A121-500-ND (note, this is not the Red/Black/White flat wire that you're familiar with, but it'll function just the same, and I'm pretty sure it's cheaper - at least it was this time last year)
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